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10 days ago by Anne Law

Hard economic times have brought about changes in many industries, and health care is far from immune. For years nursing has been a nearly guaranteed employment choice for candidates up to the challenge. But now, shifting tides at many health care institutions have stemmed the need for trained and a ...

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13 days ago by jenniferlarsonwrites

Since I always love getting a shout-out from a friend or colleague, I’m going to take the opportunity to do the same for one of my people. I’m going to tell you, my loyal readers, about a blog that you might want to check out. It’s written by a good friend of mine who has decided to go back to schoo ...

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14 days ago by philippine_nurses

Although several bills have been circulated, the U.S. Congress has thus far failed to enact new immigration legislation. This leaves nurses and health care workers with little or no opportunityto enter the United States on occupational visas. According to the proposed Nursing Relief Act of 2009, whi ...

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16 days ago

1. It’s the City of life at the largest private employer in the Minnesota Nursing Home Administrators, 2829. Local directory of 1405 South 7th Street Moorhead, MinnesotaMN. Minnesota nursing home health care, assisted living neglect and abuse report on the next, guiding strings of Shakopee, Minnesot ...

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19 days ago by jm

Army medic receiving Distinguished Service Cross A recent blog entry at the Boston Globe asks: “Should you let a male nurse deliver your baby?” No wonder men still aren’t joining the profession in droves. According to ” Men, Medics, and Nursing,” the Viewpoint essay in the June issue of AJN: The pro ...

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19 days ago by nurseintheworld

The hospital nursing shortage as we had come to know and expect has surprisingly trickled to a near halt in the slow economy, according to health policy journal, Health Affairs: “While we expected an increase in employment, we were surprised by the magnitude and by the shift from non-hospital settin ...

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19 days ago by JLong

Lost jobs and downturns in 401(k)’s has led to older workers joining the field of nursing for the job stability it offers, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Many nurses are delaying retirement or returning to the work force because of the recession. Others are turning from unrelated careers to nu ...

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20 days ago by admin

Nurse Susan Frye checks on a newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit at Sutter Memorial Hospital last week. Many nurses retire in their 50s, but Frye, 63, said her love of the job and, now, the shaky economy have kept her and many other older nurses on the job. In retirement, Susan Frye looked f ...

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21 days ago by admin

Despite rising unemployment rates and a weakening economy, current, conservative estimates still predict that in the next decade the U.S. will begin to experience one of the worst shortages of registered nurses (RNs) in the nation’s history. Unlike nurse shortages in the past, a rapidly aging popula ...

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23 days ago by Glenna Murdock, RN

The subject of health care reform is talked about in every sort of media outlet. Newspapers and TV news programs are rife with reports of what is or isn’t happening in the crusade to provide better health care in our country. It is my opinion that everyone should have access to health care but I cer ...

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